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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1956

Page

4

Inflation Rising Threat Hits Family Budgets in 1956

Sterling F. Green opens a three-part series arguing that the American consumer is losing the battle of the price bulge as inflation accelerates. Wages rise slowly while the overall cost of living climbs, with steel, automobiles, appliances, foods, and housing costs driving the surge. Government officials anticipate a new price plateau rather than a full inflation collapse, though opinions differ on future trends.

Sterling F. Green Washington Eisenhower

Beacon Light Blacked Out At Empire State Building

New York authorities shut the Empire State Building beacon to deter fatal bird collisions during southbound migration. The beam will stay dark until November 1 while rotating lights keep sweeping the sky, a management decision aimed at reducing avian hazards.

New York Empire State Building Manhattan

Alligator Disrupts Pony League Baseball Game

In Fort Pierce Florida a five foot alligator wandered onto the baseball diamond during a boys Pony League game causing uproar until manager Ken Gordy could lasso it and hand the reptile to police. The creature likely crawled from a nearby drainage ditch chased by dogs.

Fort Pierce Fla Ken Gordy

Negroes schooling capacity questioned by professor

Washington psychologist Dr. Frank C. J. McGurk of Villanova University argues in U S News & World Report that blacks as a group show less capacity for education than whites when measured by psychological tests. He notes this has been demonstrated repeatedly and urges factual discussion over emotion in race differences.

Washington P—A Villanova University Frank C. J. McGurk Villanova U.s.news & World Report News McGurk

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